Đề cương ôn tập khảo sát môn Tiếng Anh (Dành cho sinh viên các khối lớp không chuyên ngữ khóa 12)

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ĐỀ CƯƠNG ÔN TẬP KHẢO SÁT
MÔN TIẾNG ANH
(Dành cho sinh viên các khối lớp không chuyên ngữ khoá K12)
Khoa Ngoại Ngữ xin thông báo về phương thức và nội dung kiểm tra khảo sát môn Tiếng Anh cho sinh viên các khối lớp không chuyên khoá K12 như sau:
Phương thức kiểm tra:
Sinh viên dự kiểm tra khảo sát nội dung tiếng Anh tổng quát ở cả hai nội dung Đọc-Viết và Nói với lượng kiến thức tương đương trình độ B (Intermediate Level)
Thí sinh làm phần thi Đọc- Viết trên 1 bài thi có độ dài tương đương 60 phút.
Thí sinh sẽ làm bài thi Nói trong cùng buổi thi ngay sau khi kết thúc bài thi Đọc- Viết. 
Nôi dung kiểm tra:
Phần thi Đọc- Viết:
Thời gian: 60 phút
Nội dung và hình thức bài thi:
Hình thức
Nội dung
A. Từ vựng
- Trắc nghiệm
- Gồm các từ vựng thuộc phạm vi từ vựng thông dụng trong giáo trình Know how và New Cutting Edge (Elementary & Lower-Intermediate)
B. Ngữ pháp
- Trắc nghiệm
- Tenses: Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Present Perfect, Simple Future, Be going to
- Modal verbs, Prepositions, the passive (Present simple, present perfect Past Simple), Time Clauses, Infinitive and Gerund, Making Questions, Linking Words, Relative Clauses, Conditional Sentences (Type 1 and Type 2), Comparisons, Articles, Quantifiers
C. Đọc hiểu
- Trắc nghiệm
- Các bài khoá tương đương trình độ B và có chủ đề về cuộc sống thường ngày.
D. Viết
- Trắc nghiệm về chuyển đổi câu
Phần thi Nói: 
Nội dung: Gồm 2 phần 
Phần I: phỏng vấn ( Interview). Sinh viên sẽ được hỏi về thông tin cá nhân, sở thích, gia đình, bạn bè, trường lớp, dự định tương lai,…
Phần II: câu hỏi tình huống (situational questions): Sinh viên sẽ được hỏi về cách xử lý/ứng xử/đối đáp trong những huống nhất định. 
NỘI DUNG CHI TIẾT ÔN THI KHẢO SÁT
MÔN: NÓI KHÓA: K12 
Interview I
What’s your name? / first name? / surname?
How old are you?
When’s your birthday? / Do you have a birthday party every year?
When / Where were you born?
What’s your nationality?
What’s your address?
Are you on the phone? (What’s your home phone number? / office phone number?)
What’s your job / occupation? / What do you do?
Are you married or not? 
What do your parents do?
How much do they earn a month?
How much do they have to pay for your tuition, food and accommodation?
Have you got … / Do you have any brothers or sisters?
What are your brothers or sisters’ ages?
Where did you/ they go to school? / … go to college / university?
When did you finish school / college / university?
What’s your major?
Did you study any foreign languages at school / college? (if yes, ask: Which foreign language did you study at school / college?)
Can you speak French / Russian / Chinese? (if not, ask: Why not?)
How many foreign languages can you speak?
Interview II
Where are you from? (Where do you come from?)
Where do you live? / How long have you lived here / there?
Do you live in a house or in a flat?
How far from university do you live?
What’s your house / your flat like? (big / small / nice / bad / comfortable / uncomfortable …?)
How many rooms has it got / does it have?
Do you like your house / your flat? Why? Why not?
How much do you have to pay for the rent?
What’s your landlady like?
What’s your major?
How often do you come to university’s library / computer centre?
What do you do there?
How many days a week do you go to university?
How many hours a day do you study at university?
How do you go to college / work?
What did you do during your last summer vacation?
Where did you go on holiday?
How much do you have to pay for your tuition at the university?
What would you like to do after graduation?
What would English help in your work?
Interview III
What do you usually do at weekends? / … on Sunday / … in the evening? … on Saturday?
What do you like doing in your free time?
How often do you watch TV? … go shopping? … visit your friends? …
Do you like sports? / … music? … 	Why? Why not?
Who is / are your favourite singer(s), film star(s), musician(s), footballer(s), athlete(s)?
Do you often drink coffee? / … cook meals? / … sing Karaoke? / … eat out? / … go to discotheque? …
How does your husband / wife go to work?
How do your children go to school / college?
What are (is) you / (your boyfriend / your girlfriend) interested in?
Where do you usually go on Sunday?
Do you / Does your father / your friend read newspaper in the morning? Why? Why not?
Which newspaper / Which magazine do you (does your father / your friend) often read?
Who do you like most in your family? Why?
What is your important object? 
Why is it imprortant to you?
How long have you known your boyfriend / girlfriend?
What’s he / she like?
What are your parents like?
What do you sometimes do to help your friend(s) / parents in his / her / their work?
What does / do your friend(s) / parent(s) sometimes do to help you in your work?
Interview IV
What time does your class start in the morning? / … in the afternoon?
How many hours do you learn at college in the morning? … in the afternoon?
Do you do extra work in the evening? Why? / Why not?
What time do you have breakfast? / … lunch? / … dinner?
What do you often have for breakfast? / … lunch? / … dinner?
How many meals do you have a day?
Do you like eating out? Why? Why not?
What do you like best for lunch? / … dinner?
Which season do you like best? Why?
What do you often do in Summer / Winter / Spring / Autumn?
Do you have summer holiday? When?
Where do you like to go on holiday? Why?
How many departments are there at your university?
What are they (departments)? Which department are you in?
How many students are there at DT University? (How many students does DT University have?)
How many campuses are there at DT University? (How many campuses does DT have?) Where are they?
Is there a computer centre (… a foreign language centre / … a library / … a placement centre / … physical training centre / …) at the university? Where is it?
How long have you learned English?
Who’s the president of Duy Tan University? Where’s his office?
Who’s the head of your faculty? Where’s his office? 
SITUATIONAL QUESTIONS 
How do you say (when ….) / (to …)
you ask your friend to stop smoking in the room you are sharing with him?
your friend is wearing a new clothe?
someone is pushing you in a queue?
give a positive response to the following request: “Would you mind turning your radio down a little?”
you drop your host’s best tea-pot?
your friend wants to borrow your cassette recorder, but you are using it?
you want to pass somebody in a cinema to get to your seat?
you praise your teacher for teaching English?
your friend says “Could you open the window please?” but you are cold?
to a group of tourists who are leaving Danang?
you want to stop someone’s action because he or she is talking too loud in the class?
someone asks you for the direction to the station, but you are a stranger here?
you ask your friend about the total area of a city (eg. Danang or your home city)?
your friend wants to loose weight?
your friend says to you: “This room is very dark”?
introduce yourself to your new next-door neighbour?
you ask your friend to turn off the light?
your sister or brother is very upset because he / she has failed the exam?
to a bride at her wedding party?
to make a positive response to this apology: “Oh dear! I’ve spilt tea on the tablecloth?
you politely refuse the following offer of help: “Let me take you home, you looked tired.”?
your friend has been promoted to manager?
to your friend who has just had an accident.
to end a conversation with an old friend you have met at the station?
to offer some salad / beefsteak / fish … to a friend while they are having dinner with you?
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